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High Precision
High-Precision Weapons Holding Special Edition №01, 2017 EXHIBITIONS 2017 JSC ‘High Precision Weapons’ the leading Russian designer Moscow-based and ranked among top 50 global producers and manufacturer of wide variety state-of-the-art military and of military equipment by SIPRI chart, JSC ‘High Precision Weapons’ special equipment, including but not limited to land systems, small is legally authorized since November 2016 to provide full spectrum The largest world arms, air close and short range defense systems, is now opening of maintenance and overhaul, modernization and upgrade works defensive exhibitions in new business opportunities for partners. and services worldwide. which the enterprises of High-Precision Weapons holding complexes participate in 2017 High Precision The Most Innovative Weapons in the World IDEX-2017 Russia has been famous for its weap - February 19–23 ons. In the 21st century Russian high- precision weapons sets the fashion in United Arab Emirates its class. Main developer and manufac- turer of such weapons — High-Precision Weapons Holding (a part of the Rostec LIMA-2017 State Corporation). The work of the enter- prises of the holding to ensure existing March 21–25 export contracts and the conclusion new Malaysia is being conducted almost constant - ly. There is every reason to believe that results of 2017 will surpass last year’s fig- IMDS-2017 ures, when the High-Precision Weapons recorded the high efficiency of their for- June 28 — July 02 eign economic activities. Russia igh-Precision Weapons Holding plays an increasingly important role on the world arms market. MAKS-2017 The holding is the Russian largest Hdeveloper and manufacturer of the most mod- July ern and innovative high-precision weapons. -
Small Arms Production in Russia
Small arms production in Russia Paul Holtom SAFERWORLD MARCH 2007 About the author Paul Holtom is a researcher with the Arms Transfers Project at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Dr Holtom was also a research fellow at the Alfried Krupp Wissenschaftskolleg in Greifswald and the Centre for Border Studies at the University of Glamorgan. Dr Holtom has also been an ‘international expert’ for the Council of Europe’s transfrontier co-operation programme on the Kaliningrad oblast and lead researcher on SALW projects in Northeastern and Southeastern Europe for Saferworld. Other publications include ‘An Assessment of the Baltic States Contribution to EU Efforts to Prevent Proliferation and Combat Illicit Arms Trafficking’ in Brown D and A Shepherd A (eds.): The Security Dimensions of EU Enlargement: Challenges for the 21st Century. Manchester: Manchester University Press (Forthcoming 2006), Turning the Page: Small Arms and Light Weapons in Albania (2005),‘Exploring the Utility of the Gatekeeper “Hinge”Concept for the Promotion of Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian New/Postmodern Security Agendas’ in Smith D, (ed.) The Baltic States and their Region: New Europe or Old? (2005), Arms Transit Trade in the Baltic Sea Region,(2003). Acknowledgements The European Union’s Tacis Programme funded the production of this report, and Saferworld is grateful for its generous support. This report was researched and written by Dr Paul Holtom and the Arms Transfers Project at the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in close co-operation with the Eastern Europe Team in Saferworld and Prof Vadim Kozyulin, Conventional Arms Program Director, PIR Center. It was compiled within the framework of the TACIS-supported project ‘Building civil society capacity to engage with government to tackle small arms in Russia’.It was copy-edited for Saferworld by Robert Long. -
10 Years of Development
Special export edition High-Precision Weapons newspaper, №02(02) 2019 EXHIBITIONS 2019 JSC ‘High Precision Weapons’ the leading Russian designer Moscow-based and ranked among top 50 global producers and manufacturer of wide variety state-of-the-art military and of military equipment by SIPRI chart, JSC ‘High Precision Weapons’ The largest world special equipment, including but not limited to land systems, small is legally authorized since November 2016 to provide full spectrum arms, air close and short range defense systems, is now opening of maintenance and overhaul, modernization and upgrade works defensive exhibitions new business opportunities for partners. and services worldwide. in which the enterprises of High-Precision Weapons Holding participate in 2019 10 years of development IDEX-2019 Stable success of the Russian holding February 17–21 on the largest world markets United Arab Emirates In February of this year, the High- Precision Weapons Holding (a part of LIMA-2019 the Rostec Corporation) was celebrated the 10th anniversary of its work on the March 26–30 global market. Years by years Holding Malaysia plays an increasingly important role on the world arms market. The holding is MILEX-2019 the Russian largest developer and man- ufacturer of the most modern and innova- May 15–18 tive high-precision weapons. The impor- tance and potential of the Russian hold- Belarus ing increase worldwide as well: On a scale of the top 100 weapons manufacturers SITDEF-2019 in the world, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) rates the May 16–19 ‘High-Precision Weapons Holding’ from Peru Russia at 39. -
Beyond the Kalashnikov: Small Arms Production, Exports, and Stockpiles in the Russian Federation
SMALL ARMS SURVEY 10 Occasional Paper No. 10 Beyond the Kalashnikov: Small Arms Production, Exports, and Stockpiles in the Russian Federation By Maxim Pyadushkin with Maria Haug and Anna Matveeva August 2003 A publication of the Small Arms Survey Beyond the Kalashnikov: Small Arms Production, Exports, and Stockpiles in the Russian Federation Maxim Pyadushkin with Maria Haug and Anna Matveeva August 2003 A publication of the Small Arms Survey Maxim Pyadushkin, with Maria Haug and Anna Matveeva The Small Arms Survey The Small Arms Survey is an independent research project located at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. It is also linked to the Graduate Institute’s Programme for Strategic and International Security Studies. Established in 1999, the project is supported by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, and by contributions from the Governments of Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. It collaborates with research institutes and non-governmental organizations in many countries including Brazil, Canada, Georgia, Germany, India, Israel, Jordan, Norway, the Russian Federation, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The Small Arms Survey occasional paper series presents new and substantial research findings by project staff and commissioned researchers on data, methodological, and conceptual issues related to small arms, or detailed country and regional case studies. The series is published periodically and is available in hard copy and on the project’s web site. Small Arms Survey Phone: + 41 22 908 5777 Graduate Institute of International Studies Fax: + 41 22 732 2738 47 Avenue Blanc Email: [email protected] 1202 Geneva Web site: http://www.smallarmssurvey.org Switzerland ii Occasional Papers No. -
Small Arms Production in Russia
REPORT Raising awareness about small arms issues in Russia Small arms production in Russia This publication was funded by the European Union Paul Holtom · March 2007 The EU-Russia Cooperation Programme (formerly know as Tacis) is a tool for the practical implementation of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA), signed between Russia and the EU in June 1994. Under this Programme Russia and the EU Member States share their experience in a wide range of cooperation areas of importance to both parties, including, among others, small and medium sized enterprises, finance, local self-government and nuclear safety. The Programme is currently working on over 250 projects in Russia and is the largest EU Cooperation Programme in the NIS. Equal numbers of Russian and European experts participate in the Programme. Over 1700 projects, worth approximately €2.6 billion, have been successfully implemented since 1991. Saferworld is an independent non-governmental organisation that works with governments and civil society internationally to research, promote and implement new strategies to increase human security and prevent armed violence. COVER PHOTO: Exhibition ‘Kalashnikov – the person, the weapon, a legend’; Russia, St Petersburg, 22.11.2004 ©PXOTOXPRESS. ISBN 1–904833–19–5 The European Commission’s Saferworld Delegation to Russia The Grayston Centre 119017, Moscow 28 Charles Square Kadashevskaya nab., 14/1 London N1 6HT The Russian Federation UK Phone: (+7 495) 721 20 00 Phone: +44 (0)20 7324 4646 Fax: (+7 495) 721 20 20 Fax: +44 (0)20 7324 4647 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.delrus.cec.eu.int Web: www.saferworld.org.uk Registered charity no.1043843 A company limited by guarantee no.3015948 Small arms production in Russia Paul Holtom SAFERWORLD MARCH 2007 About the author Paul Holtom is a researcher with the Arms Transfers Project at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.